The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-12-10

,poIyTE is one of the
Jun men of town all on account
h;P y: arrival of a bouncing girl at
o. q '% home on last Wednesday.
1y JrpGE is laying in good
.ppgly of ice for next summer. II
SUES !ae: from Doc Johnson's pond, If
count Su"t IS inches thick and clear as
crystal.
Tur question of docs the cod
et solt the ocean or the ocean salt
. .la goldfish should be settled by
-, -, fishery commission before that
body adjourns.
THE pupils Of the Union Sunday
School will give a concert two
weeks from tonight at the Union
Church. A pleasing programme is
il preparation.
THE regular service of the NJ. +.
Church of Ketchum will be held in
,ts church. Friday evening of each
rsek at : 80. All will be welcome.
J. w. MAXWELL, Pastor
GILLETTE Il EVANS have just re-
esired fine line of lap robes, made
n bear. gray wolf and fox skins.
Thew are Just the thing for cold
weather and are sold cheap.
TIE town has been unusually
lively during the week. Saloons
vuning all night and a number OF
strangers in town gives to the place
a more than usually enlivenine
appearance.
TIE boy that owns dog that
can drag a sled is now the envy Of
al the less fortunate kids in town
And the boy that wouldn't own
such dog is the envy of the can
Inc race hcreabouts.
ELIZA X. Snow, the Mormon
roetess and seeress, is dead. Sh'
vas the plural wife of Joseph Smith
nl the first woman to embrac'
poygamv in the Mormon Church
Sic was eighty-four years old a
tie time Of her death.
o. Monday last, Jerome Jacobs
hlched up his pony to a snow pillow
cleared a track through the upper
part Of town and constructed sew.
e-al paths leading to the school
house from various directions. His
lhoughtfulness was duly appreci'
a.ed by all who have occasion tC
Use The trails.
4 CERTIFICATE of deposit issued
fTom the banking house Of I. E.
Clohecy d Co., in favor of Edward
Flanagan. dated Oct. IA, 1886
numbered 1860, has been lost. Pay.
nent Of the same has been stopped
and all parties are warned against
negotiating the same. The finder
vii please return to this office.
.,
HARRY MORSE, the popular agent
o!thc Salt Lake Brewing Company,
va; in town on Tuesday hunting a
hiding place from the Salvation
Army. While at Boise he visited
tie Army Barracks and made such
an impression upon the one-eyed
hmOolrine girl that she won't let
Mn alone. 1t was clear case of
mash but Harry don't deal in that
klnd Of goods.
TITS DUER has installed himself
Is proprietor Of the Gem Saloon,
la the Harris building on Main
S'ee', Just below Steward brothers
a:ug store. lie will keep the best
" everything and solicits a share
" 'Ae public patronage in his line.
= private club room is attached to
4e saloon for the convenience OF
patrons. Give Gus a call.
It has finally succeeded in snow
.- s and the music of sleigh bells
aII 'he crunch Of the frozen snow
~, a-aei loot heralds the approach of
e winter season. About ten inches
" snow has fallen, not enough to
e;a -As 'lelghing good but just suf1i-
=. . ~ 10 afford poor wheeling. So
~, :: Ine winter has been extremely
s a,.l and a light fall of snow is
s'DeFaIl anticipated.
-, william GODFREY. died at Belle
- On sunday last from the results
n.. Vol'inued dissipation and ex-
t s'.le' lie eked out a miserable
and 1Tnce by cleaning out saloons
0...iIast winter was about Jake
r. 'Ir.ueliner's saloon at Bradford
byo 60 ID cabin, surrounded by
n. bs Jew drunken companions and
dsvs Jl{ remained there for three
pDt Oelore the county undertaken
ID an appearance to bury it.
Ton az; MORRISON, of the Washing
acbaiiii:e' run across a new game
place. 4'' - while on his way to this
trelv d; q. was called frog" but en-
that n orne'ent from the game OF
\ N, "a mad to do was to nut us1 : dol n1'
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